Korchma: Ukrainian Cuisine and Folk Tradition in Moscow
Traditional Ukrainian restaurant chain founded in 1999, serving authentic home-cooked dishes in a folk-style setting with staff in regional costumes.

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Ukrainian Cuisine brings together restaurant guides for visitors interested in exploring Ukrainian food in Moscow. This category helps you find places associated with the cuisine and learn more about their setting before deciding where to eat. Start with Korchma to explore the restaurant featured in this selection. Use the individual guide to consider its location, dining atmosphere and the information available about its food. If you are arranging a meal around other activities, compare the restaurant’s location with your sightseeing plans and check its current menu and reservations directly before visiting.
Traditional Ukrainian restaurant chain founded in 1999, serving authentic home-cooked dishes in a folk-style setting with staff in regional costumes.
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